Poems by Mark

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  • If you with wit and patience reach my chest
    And veer in left, be wary of your find...

  • Confession, me? Could I repent my time
    And weary be, my pupils then to see...

  • Grey Sky (2) 3

    The grey-white sky does not depress my view:
    Most beautiful of things do turn to grey...

  • When I shall die, in spring I will return
    in budding maze of rainbow flowered plush...

  • My mirror cries, my mirror sighs
    But mine are dry, too dry to cry...

  • Should twenty more of you and all the same
    Proclaim that they are you and you for me...

  • Intricate ruby currents emanate from your pupils
    diluted from a pool of spring rosy essences...

  • To whom would rush a wound from love, with love:
    Let take a caution deep where your wound bleeds...

  • Take all the light until i'm out and deep
    That I may linger where you rest in me...

  • If dreaming paths the way to where you are
    Then why has none to you, so taken me...

  • When mind's own memoirs wither down to bone
    then whom shall know my love in distant years...

  • I wonder which will greet me when I die;
    The arch of angels or the scorching pit...